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HS Varsity Football Assist.
Springfield Local School District, OH —Holland, OH
State of Ohio Teaching license/certificate (preferred-not required). (Including all required certifications to keep PAP valid.).
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Assistant Varsity Football Coach
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Must meet all coaching requirements as specified by the Board of Education and OHSAA, including acquiring a pupil activity permit and CPR certification.

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Springfield Local Schools

Notice of Extra Curricular Vacancy

2026-27 School Year

Position: Middle School Football Coach

Reports To: Athletic Director

Employment Status: Part time

Qualifications:

State of Ohio Teaching license/certificate (preferred-not required).
Current BCI/FBI on file
Evidence of good moral character as established in section 3301-20-01 of the Ohio Administrative Code.
Ability to maintain confidential information.
Fundamentals of Coaching Certificate
Current First Aid, Health and Safety for Coaches certificate on file (valid for 2 years)
Concussion in Sports Certificate
Current CPR Certificate/Card
Current Pupil Activity Permit
Demonstrated coaching and administrative capabilities.
Coaching experience preferred.
Knowledge of sports.
Knowledge of training and conditioning techniques.
Ability to diagnose player strengths/deficiencies and prescribe corrective action.
Organizational and problem solving skills.
Ability to communicate ideas and directives effectively (orally and in writing).
Ability to relate with and inspire young athletes.
Ability to work effectively with parents, educators, and other coaches.
Willingness to invest the necessary time during the season.
Ability to make minor repairs on equipment.